ateevchopra

One workaround that’s worked well for me is maintaining two Claude Code subscriptions instead of relying on just one.

When I hit the usage limit on the first account, I simply switch to the second and continue working. Since Claude stores progress locally rather than tying it to a specific account, the session picks up right where it left off. That makes it surprisingly seamless to keep momentum without waiting for limits to reset.

I'm wondering if this is to support small businesses/startups in the light of Covid19. I know they amazon and google are already giving covid19 discounts to companies but that won't cut it. I personally know so many startups who are looking at their huge server bills and won't be able to survive for long if that pricing continues. A failed startup is just one less customer for cloud companies. So could this new pricing be to to keep existing small/medium customers ? Just a thought. What do you guys are experiencing around ?

The great things:

The new keyboard is always welcome. The butterfly keyboard was a huge pain. An escape key is definitely something that most of us have been waiting for !

The bad: I don't get it why Apple is still sticking with a sub-standard 720p facetime camera when they can easily upgrade that. For this video-call covid situation, a nice camera would have been nice

Thanks for sharing this. 365 bytes gzipped is really amazing ! A lot of times for a simple page, just the basics like grids and all, I use custom trimmed down bootstrap. I would love to give this a try and some feedback on the experience !

There are 2 different aspects of privacy in Contact Tracing technology. One is regarding device-to-device contact and another is device to cloud. In case of device to device, there's no knowledge if it shares your personal info to other phones.

If a person is found COVID positive, all the traced contacts will be under high-risk. In that case the details are sent to the cloud/governments to take apt precautions and to quarantine the individuals.

Even Apple/Google's contact tracing app send your personal data to the cloud and "works closely" with governments.

Source: https://www.apple.com/in/newsroom/2020/04/apple-and-google-p...

"1. It's not anonymous in any way, just some bullshit marketing speak. " Source ?

China has made QR readers checkpoints across city to track people's each and every movement.

I've had this problem too for a while now with my MBP 2017. The left ports can't be used for charging at all. The moment I plug in the charger, the fans start running at full speed.

I 'm having issues even on one of the right side port. I can't use it for anything. If I plug in my monitor, It shows me "USB Accessories Disabled" error. If I plug in my HDD, it just doesn't work. I've tried resetting the SMC and PRAM. Anyone had similar experience ?

"Blockchain without decentralization" is just plain database. Truly said, it's nothing exciting.

Best part about it for me is the dark theme. No more plugins for making it work ! Kinda great for better web.

PS: Did anyone notice the blog's favicon looks a little pixelated.

77 Million were rescued by the white hackers and stored.

https://etherscan.io/address/0x1dba1131000664b884a1ba2384641...

Can you please share code of your scripts ? Seems interesting !

If miners chose to mine on a chain that no-one wants, they'll run into losses. Users will probably move to some other chain. As an example: Bitcoin users might wanna switch to Litecoin. And guess what miners will do then ?

Dropbox Paper. Mainly because of non distracting UI and markdown support. Also copy paste keeps the format intact. That comes in handy to copy/paste code in notes.

Bitcoin's whole system is transparent. You can always see all the transactions happening. So there is no way one can hide. I recommend you reading this article for details.

http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/03/why-criminals-cant-hi...

More I read about such stuff, more the idea of a "decentralized" financial system with "no trusted party" makes sense. Fiat has lot's of problems in this globalization. It was never meant to be used globally. It's time we upgrade! It's time for bitcoin.

Yes of course Google uses Angular. Not just google, many other big companies like Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Forbes also use Angular.

Here are some examples:

Google

https://whichphone.withgoogle.com/

https://www.google.com/retail/#?modal_active=none

https://www.google.com/partners/

https://www.google.com/about/careers/applications/#/

https://www.google.com/edu/

https://www.google.com/express/

Apple

https://developer.apple.com/search/?q=wwdc&type=Videos

You can find a lot more here:

https://www.madewithangular.com

Many people feel "JS frontend ecosystem is too complex". All of this is usually because of the horizontal complexity than the vertical horizontal complexity. There are just so many tools one should know. As nulagrithom said, all these do their job best ! And if you want to have a good project, you will be better with these tools :) And once you know what they do, they are pretty easy to work with.

If you have worked in JS for some time, and have an idea what all these tools do, This comment is probably the best tl;dr of what you are going to learn ! Pretty balanced, Just to the point.

I havn't read the tutorial, but looks promising !. Will sure checkout this weekend :)

  Technologies come and go, and over-specialized programmers go with them.

True !

ubersoldat2k7, beacause it produced results, with minimum hassles.

Heres' a comment from reddit I would like to share

Cloudflare only caches about 30% of your requests for a major site. If you're small, they'll get everything, but every CDN has limits on how much of your data they keep on edge. As a free CDN, Cloudflare has pretty stringent limits. Also there's the issue of cache invalidation, which is a lot easier if the cache is something that you control totally yourself. Additionally, a local cache can help you save partial content, which is the next step in any 'make this site fast' strategy.

Hope it helps.

Hello ! Schmrz. I wrote about it a while ago. https://ateev.in/why-react-231af9e73d9a

Yes totally agree. Actually we are doing some experiments with that too. We chose redis for it's easier and simpler integration and highly programmably controls.

Sorry to disappoint you, but sometimes simple solutions solve big problems :)

> String concatenation/substitution is more expensive than DOM parsing?

Not 100% sure. Theoretically saying, if you have 100 components in your page, you'll be hitting the cache store 100 times for all components. That's not performant at all.

> If your whole content is cacheable, then a CDN will be far more useful and have way less than 20ms response time. 20ms is not fast. Selectively invalidating CDN content as new data is available is much more performant.

Yes. Thanks for the suggestion. We are experimenting with that :)

> To speed up your SSR, render components, not the _whole_ page.

That is totally wrong. Rendering components again and again is not performant at all. "Rendering components, storing them somewhere and finally when user requests, stitch them and give it to the user." Is that your solution ? That would be even more expensive than normal rendering.

> your users are _still_ going to see the 810ms latency the first time they access your service

That is not true too. Only one user will see the 810ms latency. All the users, when access this page, will get sub 20ms response time. Have you ever worked with servers/caching and know how they work ?

misterbowfinger, I Would love to see your solution. Can you make it sub 10ms ? That would help us a lot.

BTW have you ever worked with SSR and React ? 150ms is pretty standard time it takes to render a page with SSR. And as mentioned in the post, the 150ms is what we are getting. This is purely dependent on your project. For example, a simple "hello world" page might take a lot less than a full page with lots of components.

And 20ms is the total response time for the page. Redis takes just 2-3ms of it.

This looks great ! Will try it out and document the perf improvements.

My results on the speed of yarn vs npm. Same repo, side by side comparison.

https://twitter.com/ateevchopra/status/785914522364026880

Just experienced the same. Loved it! npm was giving vague errors about dependency's dependency. Now it's so much clearer that which package needs to be updated. Also the speed of installation has reduced a lot !